Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-03
General Notes,

raJch.
J. II. Weist, of Omaha, was registered
at 3he Broom Hotel yesterday.
II we did have decent temple of Thes-
pisl or Thalia we would be able to have
such art treasures as Emma Abbott at
least temporarily enshrined in our midst.
As it is, we are left behind. But never
mind; that corner across the Broom
Hotel is still there with all the space
ned1ed for a first-class opera house; and
if that is not sufficient, we have the
vacant lot below the County Courthouse.
Que UiCrG yerrG.
Everybody was in tension and sus-
pen sion yesterday, looking for word from
Warrington with regard to the Edmunds-
Tue ker bill
This is a fact A young lady we'll
kndwn in Federal official society circles
(alt bough a Mormon girD was seen by
her mother (the first wife of an ex-
bishop eating chalk. "What are you
doing that for?' was the maternal iu-
quiIy. "To keep thin and SLIM" was
the response. And the rejoinder was !:
"TH en- why don't you get up early and
wash and scrub as have to do" Tab
lead!
Huilding enterprises in town are on the
ordfr of blossomiDg out. They will ex-
ceef anything heretofore known in the
history of Ogden City.
There is an indication OF a brisk and
bridht business boom as soon as Con-
greas is adjourned and quits monkeying
with the buzz saw.
{" litka,' last night came of" Sat
sapfnti.
III things generally are quiet don't ac-
cusd the ubiquitous reporter of negli
gende. Dog fights would be historic
nowadays.
Our friends and subscribers who do
not deceive the paper regularly will please
max their complaints at headquarters-
Giesf & Spargo's. We aim to have our
service as accurate and correct as posi-
BILE, but all flesh is prone to err and make
mistakes.
Ndw for the new depot in a hurry
Their We'll be over all our old worry.
Professor T. Radcliffe, the well-known
musib teacher, was up from Salt Lake
City yesterday.
ah sorry to have to inform you and
your numerous readers than Mrs. Mark
Kuht is seriously ill.
After a few days sojourn in Ogden
with her daughter, Mrs. Van Dyke, Mrs.
Elizabeth Pixton has gone to Jordan
again., and Citizen VIM. Van Dyke in
dulgds in the isolation of straw-widower-
hood
Mr. George Blaisdell, prominent cat
tie king from Nevada, has been in town.
aster Mechanic Thomas Crosby, OF
Terra ce, was in Ogden on Wednesday.
The City Council will meet on Friday
evening. Arrah!
Phil Grill is having his meat market
on Fifth street painted up nicely.
TIL pres nothing new with regard to the
mysterious disappearance of Mr.. J. nj.
Edwd rds, former express agent in Ogden.
The friends and relatives of the missing
man kre trying their best to get on his
track Meanwhile it's best to let the
matter rest.
Doh't ask Gus Williams and Jack Nc
Laugblin about their Sullivantic en-
counter.
In The Police Court yesterday one fell
low Was adjudged fifteen days for being
drunk and then going a-begging. The
poor devil Shouldn't he have little to
eat because he happened to have too
much of liquid load.
Byisome mistake the DEMOCRAT OF
Tuesday night failed to reach Ogden. 1t
camel up and was delivered all right on
Wednesday forenoon.
Givb Collinson & Banford friendly
call whenever you pass their place, near
the corner of Fifth and Franklin streets.
They'll treat You we'll as they say in their
advertisement.
WeIhad murky skies yesterday. Every
body telt muggy and uneasy. Those did
who Had to track debtors and those who
tried 10 dodge creditors.
Bishop Funge is having great inn
movements made in his residence on
Franklin street, between Seventh and
Eighth.
Thugs are very, quiet.
The Pleasant Hour Club will enjoy
Themselves and rejoice their friends this
evening in Woodmansee's Hall. 1t will
lie fine affair.
Mrs. V. NJ. c. Silva continues to be in
very low state of health.
DOH forget the lecture of J. B. Stod-
dard In Corey's Hall Friday night He
Is going to give his vivid impressions OF
the difference between Americanism, as
he recently saw it in the East, and Nor
monism, as he has experienced it from
his birth, in Utah Mr.. Stoddard's visit
to Chicago has greatly sharpened his
facilities and expanded the breadth of
his th ought
understand that there are two gentle
men from Denver in town, making nego-
tiatiods for the purchase or lease OF a
suitable piece of land on which to erect
irstclass brickyard, with the latest
modetn Improvements in machinery.
Such hn institution couldn't but help to
improve business greatly, as Ogden has
not Only got the best brick clay far and
wide, but also the most favorable ship
ping facilities.
Ii is told on the streets that Ex-Mayor
ID. H. ,Peery is soon to start the erection
of anbther fine brick business block.
This il to be just adjacent to his block on
Main street, south of Funge's hardware
store.| The contracts are all made, SO L
hear. This will make four business
5lockl Mr.. Peery has built in this town.
Cal at the "Old Pioneer" and call on
"Manpsseh the Kid" He got into the
show last nipht az al ;ldrap,c rates he